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Originally Posted by EpsilonX

Anyways, can somebody fill me in on how the standard minipla releases work? I've only ever purchased super minipla, but I wouldn't mind picking up some ryusoulger stuff.

Neoxul answered this, but I'll add that there's a level of unpredictability in what we can expect. This year, there's a somewhat unusual amount of duplication: when wave one, KishiryuOh Three Knights was solicited, there was no indication that the second set would again include the entire first wave, or that the third set would include a duplicate DimeVolcano for anyone who ordered the second wave.

Then there are the EX sets. mecha, but the details can be very different. While the special edition ToQ-Oh was clear/glittery, several re-releases were just flat-out more screen-accurate versions of the originals: KyurenOh's gray parts were reissued in something that looked a little more metallic, with upgraded KyuTama that had little molded KyuRangers inside. GokaiOh was also an upgraded release, with more properly-molded colors and parts to replicate the Gokai Starburst attack. Generally, we don't have information about what the special edition will entail when preorders go live. Unless you're one of the people who really like the clear versions of the mecha, ordering the EX sets are a gamble: are you getting something shiny but off-model, or a significant upgrade on the original release?